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I replanted my propagated pathos cuttings a couple months ago. They… | Planet Pothos | Planta-Community

Zoe Campbell

I replanted my propagated pathos cuttings a couple months ago. They have yet to grow new leaves and the leaves seem a little droopy. There are four cuttings in a 4 inch pot. Does anyone have any advise?

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  1. Jax

    They could just be trying to establish their new root system to better fit their new environment if the leafs are droopy and the soils DRY give them a drink I will help them feel more comfortable in their new home

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  2. Sunny

    Did you propagate directly in soil or in water?

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    • Zoe Campbell

      in water then moved to soil

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  3. jessipothos

    Liquid fertilizer

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  4. Kelly

    instead of overloading it with fertilizer, I suggest watering it more often depending on how long ago you switched it to soil, because if the roots dry out, then it’s likely gonna be hard for it to grow. If you mimic a halfway environment, a.k.a. soggy soil it might have more time to adapt. after you’ve started watering it more often, just gradually increase the amount of time and start watering it regularly like you would normal plants.

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  5. Pamela

    I just did this too today. 💙Does that pot have drainage?

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    • Zoe Campbell

      yea it does

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    • Pamela

      You’re all set! I love pothos.

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  6. Melissa Likes Plants

    They can be a little sad at first but should adjust as they develop better roots. Just make sure you have a well draining soil and follow watering recs from planta and you should be ok. Maybe check out the quality of your soil and supplement with a liquid fertilizer or worm casings

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